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www.santarosa.edu Santa Rosa Junior College 2006-2007 Catalog 120 Dietetic Technology Program of Study Code: 003022 Term E ective: FALL 2004 14 Units (707) 527-4395 srjccerti cate003022@santarosa .edu Program Requirements: The Dietetic Technology Achievement Certificate prepares individuals to manage an efficient, safe and healthful food service program. Students acquire skills for supervising both food production and personnel in health care and other food service institutions. Dietetic Technology Requirements complete 14 units DIET 50 Sanitation Safety DIET 52 Management Training Techniques DIET 55 Food Production Management DIET 55L Food Production Clinical Experience DIET 57 Modi ed Diets Complete any combination totaling at least 2.0 units from the following: FDNT 63 Dimensions of Nutrition FDNT 62 Nutrition Diet Therapy FDNT 10 Elementary Nutrition Other Essential Program Information: Students must complete FDNT 62 or FDNT 63 or FDNT 10 before enrolling in Diet 57. A certi cate will be granted upon completion of the required courses with a grade of C or better. Dreamweaver Web Content Developer Program of Study Code: 003208 Term E ective: FALL 2004 14.5 Units (707) 527-4855 srjccerti cate003208@santarosa .edu Program Requirements: The Dreamweaver Web Content Developer Achievement Certificate is designed to provide students with the skills needed to succeed as a Dreamweaver Web developer. Dreamweaver certification is based on a thorough knowledge of HTML, Dreamweaver, and practical experience working on a client Web site. Dreamweaver Web Content Developer Core Requirements complete 14.5 units CIS 58.51A Creating Web Pages 1 HTML CIS 58.51B Creating Web Pages 2 HTML CIS 58.62A Dreamweaver, Beginning CIS 58.62B Dreamweaver, Intermediate CIS 58.62C Web Database Design with Dreamweaver MX CIS 78.11A Telecommunications 1 Complete any combination totaling at least 4.0 units from the following: CIS 58.54 Web Content Development CIS 99I Occupational Work Experience-Intern Program Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician Program of Study Code: 003238 Term E ective: FALL 2004 16.5 Units (707) 527-4291 srjccerti cate003238@santarosa .edu Program Requirements: The Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician Achievement Certificate is a program jointly offered by the Electronic Technology and Industrial Trade Technology Departments. It prepares individuals for employment as electromechanical maintenance technicians in high tech manufacturing. Electro-Mechanical Maintenance Technician Requirements complete 16.5 units BOT 154.5 Ethical Issues in the Business O ce CIS 101A Personal Computers for New Users COMM 66.3 Improving Interpersonal Skills CSKL 308 Workplace English CSKL 372 Pre-Algebra DET 150 Fluid Power Basics 1 DET 151 Fluid Power Basics 2 ELEC 53.12 Programmable Logic Controllers for Maintenance Technicians 1 ELEC 53.14 Basic Rotating Machinery for Maintenance Technicians ELEC 300L Basic Soldering Skills for Electronics IED 110 Industrial Shop Practices IED 112 Industrial Preventive Maintenance WELD 170A Welding Basics, Beginning WEOC 99I Occupational Work Experience- Internship Electronic Technology Accelerated Program of Study Code: 003039 Term E ective: FALL 2004 49 Units (707) 527-4291 srjccerti cate003039@santarosa .edu Program Requirements: The Electronic Technology Career Certificate prepares individuals for employment as electrical and electronic engineering technicians, with some of the know why of the engineer and some of the know-how of the craftsman. Electronic Technology Accelerated Requirements complete 49 units ELEC 60 Direct Alternating Current Theory ELEC 60L Direct Alternating Current Lab ELEC 61 Fundamentals of Electronic Circuits ELEC 61L Fundamental Circuits Lab ELEC 62 Electronic Circuits Theory ELEC 63 Electronic Circuit Theory ELEC 64A Electronic Construction 1 ELEC 66 Tests Measurements/Troubleshooting ELEC 67A Microwave Communications ELEC 68A Pulse and Digital Circuits 1 ELEC 68B Pulse Digital Circuits 2 ELEC 90A Electronic Mathematics I ELEC 90B Electronic Mathematics 2 Complete any combination totaling at least 4.0 units from the following: ELEC 67B Advanced Microwave Systems and Devices ELEC 68C Pulse Digital Circuits 3 Other Essential Program Information: The Electronic Technology program will begin each fall semester. Students interested in preparing for the program are encouraged to take ELEC 51A, 64A, and APTECH 90A or a review course in either algebra or a higher-level math course. Students should possess mechanical and reasoning ability, and be able to work independently. Mechanical drafting and electricity/ electronics courses in high school are encouraged. Students should begin the Accelerated program by taking ELEC 60A, 60AL, 90A and 64A. Electronic Technology Extended Program of Study Code: 003178 Term E ective: FALL 2004 50 Units (707) 527-4291 srjccerti cate003178@santarosa .edu Program Requirements: The Electronic Technology Career Certificate program prepares individuals for employment as electrical and electronic engineering technicians, with some of the know why of the engineer and some of the know-how of the craftsman. Electronic Technology Extended Requirements complete 50 units ELEC 62 Electronic Circuits Theory ELEC 63 Electronic Circuit Theory ELEC 66 Tests Measurements/Troubleshooting ELEC 67A Microwave Communications ELEC 68A Pulse and Digital Circuits 1 ELEC 68B Pulse Digital Circuits 2 ELEC 70A Direct Current Theory ELEC 70AL Direct Current and Electronic Cons Lab ELEC 70B Theory of Alternating Current ELEC 70BL Alternating Current Electronic Construction Lab ELEC 71A Electronic Devices 1 ELEC 71AL Electronic Devices Lab ELEC 71B Electronic Devices 2 ELEC 71BL Electronic Devices Lab ELEC 191 Introduction to Electronic Mathematics Complete any combination totaling at least 4.0 units from the following: ELEC 67B Advanced Microwave Systems and Devices ELEC 68C Pulse Digital Circuits 3 Other Essential Program Information: The Electronic Technology program will begin each fall semester. Students interested in preparing for the program are encouraged to take ELEC 51A, 64A, and APTECH 90A or a review course in either algebra or a higher-level math course. Students should possess mechanical and reasoning ability, and be able to work independently. Mechanical drafting and electricity/electronics courses in high school are encouraged. Students should begin the Extended program by taking ELEC 70A, 70AL, and 191. Certi cates: Dietetic Technology Electronic Technology Extended

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